


Nameless Tempest

by No-Name-Boy (CaffeineAddicted)



Category: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Genre: Alternate Universe, Corvus Lestrange is OC, Corvus is the Main Character, Dimension Travel, Final Fantasy References, Fix-It, Gen, How Do I Tag, I'm really sorry, I'm totally going to screw up this, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Maybe - Freeform, Nor appearance, Not Beta Read, Not named main character, Self-Insert, So is Roselyn Lestrange, Sort Of, Time Travel, child murder (referenced), he doesnt have a name before coming to HP Universe, kind of, so you can see him as you if you want, sort of too
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2018-09-19
Updated: 2018-09-22
Packaged: 2019-07-14 05:07:59
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death
Chapters: 3
Words: 4,977
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/16033601
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/CaffeineAddicted/pseuds/No-Name-Boy
Summary: A nameless boy is thrown in the Harry Potter Universe by a prankster entity. That should be neat, since the nameless boy is a real Harry Potter fan!There's just one problem, though.He is a Lestrange.Let the sanity problems begin.





	1. Nameless

**Author's Note:**

> heya, so, uh, i'm kinda writing this out of nowhere, so i'm not really sure if i'm going to really FINISH it, so i'm not going to make a schedule to update or anything, but i do have some ideas i want to make, and my brain just cant stop thinking about this story for a while now... Also, i'm not english native, nor fluent, so there may have some/a lot of errors in the grammar and stuff... I dont have a beta reader. If you find an error, could you be a dear and let me know in the comments? So i can correct it and stuff. Thanks in advance!

name·less

_adjective_

 

**having no name or no known name**

**(especially of an emotion) not easy to describe; indefinable.**

**(a nameless yearning for transcendence)**

 

A 15-year-old boy was sitting on his bed at the orphanage, with a book open in his lap, and a slightly melancholy look as he read. His name or appearance is not important enough to be mentioned. Not at all. He was just a nobody, another face in the crowd, who preferred to hide in a nonexistent magic world than to face the reality he had no control of.

That was why the boy was now reading a book. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, as it was written in the title. It was his first time reading it, really. The book had the sticker of the local library since the orphanage itself did not have this type of book - or any kind of fictional book to start with - so he had no choice but wait to read one of the Harry Potter's book when he could check it out on the library.

His eyes stopped at the title of thirty-first chapter, and the boy sighed. "The Battle of Hogwarts?" He glanced at the remaining pages with a pang of sadness as the book was ending. He would have to look for another series to read after that, but he doubted any other series would touch him as much as the Harry Potter books had touched. After a second of pause, he shook his head and placed the bookmark to mark where he was, and placed the book on the bedside table before getting up.

The boy was lucky, he supposed. The orphanage was not very crowded, which meant he had a room just for himself, which was great for his midnight readings. Although, the boy thought sourly, if he were really lucky, he would have a family, rather than a room just for himself.

He shook his head, trying and failing to dismiss those thoughts, more frequent since he had begun to read the adventures of young Harry Potter. With two steps, he crossed the room and turned off the bedroom light, then blinked twice so that his eyes would become accustomed to the darkness. The only light now was outside the window, the London lights. His eyes moved slowly around, ignoring how gray and depressing the room felt with the dim lights, and went to the window, touching the icy glass with his left hand.

"I wanted to have a family." He spoke aloud, his eyes locked on the lighted cars passing down the avenue. "Any family, any one, to get me out of this hell hole." In that, the boy envied Harry Potter a little. While Harry was an orphan like him, the British wizard had been able to create friends and a family, people to protect. After all, family was not just blood, and that was something the nameless boy understood intimately.

The nameless boy nodded to himself, letting a sour grin to appear on his face for the childishness of the words he had said, before sitting on the bed. _As if talking to nothing would change something_. It was not the first time he did this, when he was young and still believed in things like God or entities that could help him, it was quite common for him to pray for help. Nowadays, however, the boy was much more skeptical of all this.

With a sigh, he lay down and closed his eyes to sleep. The next day he would go to the library, he decided, to look for something new to read shortly after he had finished Harry Potter. Yes, that was a good idea.

Within minutes, the boy fell asleep, unaware that this time, that one time, someone had heard his words.

Hydaelyn smiled to themself, feeling the sparks of power coming out of their fingers. "A family, uh? Any family? You should be careful what you want, young child ..."

Hydaelyn may or may not be the name of the entity, but given how the entity preferred anonymity, their name became only a reference to the Final Fantasy video game series. After all, Hydaelyn did not respond to any religion, only the selfish desires of people who sometimes deserved them.

 

 

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The unnamed boy woke up on an oddly comfortable bed. Not that the orphanage purposely placed its orphans to sleep in uncomfortable beds, but after forty years of use a foam mattress tended to be not very comfortable, and that was how the boy's was when he had received it ten years earlier. Another thing he noticed, before he even opened his eyes, was the smell. That clear smell of antiseptic, cleaning, easily associated with hospitals.

The boy opened his eyes, staring at the white ceiling, not the wooden one about to fall that he was accustomed to. In the next second, he was moving, rising abruptly, which in retrospect was not a good idea. The pain shook him for a second, burning, from his throat to his lungs. Besides, his whole body seemed to ache as if he had been run over by a truck or something like that.

The pain was so much that it took a few seconds for the boy to hear the high-pitched noise that seemed to be some kind of alarm, which had begun to ring a few seconds after he got up. Not two minutes later, a woman in the strangest clothes came into his room - no, not his bedroom, he remembered, in the strange room - with some kind of stick in her hands. She waved the stick and the pain subsided, along with all the feel of this torso, it was as if his body had shut down. Totally numb.

He blinked twice and focused his attention on the woman, now that the agonizing pain was gone, letting him think more clearly. The woman seemed to be in her forties or fifties, had blond hair stuck in a messy bun, and wore robes, which appeared to have come out of some sort of 1700's themed film. Her clothes were white, the boy noticed, which clearly matched the hospital theme that the scent reminded him of.

"You woke up earlier than we had anticipated." The woman said, in a tone that suggested she was annoyed by it. She looked stern, then the boy tensed, a blank stare on his face, not wanting to draw attention to some kind of scolding. "You had a very strange accident, Mr. Lestrange."

The boy blinked, opening his mouth to correct his name before shrinking from the sharp pain the attempt had caused. He then gave her a confused look, which was apparently interpreted wrong. "Your grandfather informed us that you accidentally took a poison instead of a Pepper-Up potion, and fell off the broom when the poison took effect. We were unable to identify the poison, but using a Bezoar, we were able to combat the effects before it was too late too much." Her gaze darkened. "Your grandfather did not seem to know what poison was either."

Potion? Bezoar? What the hell? The boy's head was spinning. The woman sighed and waved the stick - was that a wand? Magic? - causing a vial with a bluish liquid to appear. The bottle floated to his mouth, and the boy opened it, drinking the strange liquid with a little trepidation. It was not like he could fight, since most of his body seemed to be off, and the woman looked like some sort of doctor, so he would trust her for now.

The taste was horrible, like a mixture of old socks and dirt, but a few seconds after swallowing, the feeling of nothing he had in his body disappeared, along with the pain he had previously. It was like magic. But a lot of it was like magic at that moment. The boy vaguely wondered why he still was not freaking about all this. He felt as if he should be, but his feelings were... strangely... off. In fact, it seemed like the time he'd smoked marijuana, two years earlier, out of curiosity.

The woman still waved the stick a few times before nodding to herself. "Well, your wounds are stabilized.This potion must have lessened the pain, but I advise you not to try to speak yet, your throat was badly affected by the poison. We'll tell your grandfather about your situation.I need you to sign here," she handed him a clipboard and a... feather? "It's a formality, for registration at St. Mungo's, that you are aware of your treatment."

The boy nodded, ignoring the familiar name for now before picking the feather. He touched the paper, next to the line where he should sign, not knowing exactly what to write. Fortunately, however, his body seemed to know what to do without him, because his left hand moved to write a strange and familiar name at the same time.

He paused, watching his oddly practiced handwriting, even though it was his first time using a feather to write something. He shoke to himself before returning the clipboard and feather to the blonde woman, who nodded before leaving the room.

Alone, the boy finally let his mind wander over the information he had received in this brief conversation. Potions. Wand. Lestrange. St. Mungo. He took a deep breath, relieved that the pain in his throat had passed, before letting his body fall back to the pillows of the comfortable bed.

 _How the hell did I end up in the Harry Potter universe? Is this a dream? But the pain was too real to be a dream, my brain could not imagine such a thing, even if I wanted to_ , he thought. It was difficult to accept this thought, however, because it was so absurd that he wanted to scream in frustration. It was confusing.

 _Well, if it is true,_ he finally allowed, after ten minutes debating the possibilities in his head, _my name in this world is Corvus Lestrange_. That was logical, the writing of the name, that signature, was as natural and unnatural as it could be. He nodded to himself and took a deep breath - one more time - letting the name come into his head. _At least,_ he thought, strangely amused, _if I do not react to the name, I can blame my... accident_. The word accident seemed strange to the situation, for some reason that the newly named Corvus could not explain.

"Oh, bloody hell." It escaped from his mouth, and his throat ached, even with the potion. His voice was also strange, sharper, and definitely hoarse because of... the poison, probably. Corvus forced himself to shut up, thinking of the rest of his reasoning _. Am I a Lestrange? I'm at St. Mungo's, so my family (the medic mentioned a grandfather, didn't she?) is magic. Lestrange is a pure-blooded name, the family of..._

Rabastan, Rodolphus e Belatriz Lestrange.

 _Oh, **bloody HELL**_. The idea of being related to a sadistic psychopathic murderers was more frightening than the whole situation of being thrown into the universe of a fictional book. _I do not even want to know about how we're related..._

Corvus then sat down abruptly, when a thought occurred to him. He looked down, focusing on his body for the first time since he'd woken up. The boy looked... small.

 _Did I shrink, too?_ Quickly, he got out of bed, ignoring the feeling of lack of strength in his knees, before walking slowly to the other door of the room, which the woman had not entered through. That was probably a bathroom, as was normal for hospitals.

He was right, noticed when he opened the door, it was a bathroom. Not too big, but definitely bigger than normal for a hospital. There was a bathtub in the far corner of the door, which was separated from a white toilet for about a step, which was directly next to a sink with a mirror. The sink, he noted, was low, clearly for a child and not an adult.

He also noticed that the sink was the exact size for him. _Oh, no... no._ Feeling as if he were walking to his damnation, Corvus approached the sink, keeping his eyes down until he got very close to it, finally looking at the mirror.

The person he saw looking back was not him. It was a boy, who did not seem to be over eight or nine old at the most (he was not very good at judging age, however, anyone under 13 for him looked very young). He had pale white skin, black hair that was not really smooth, but was closer to smooth than wavy. The hair fell on a fringe on his face, while the back looked messy because he had just gotten up. His eyes were blue, a gray-blue, like cloudy sky, a few hours before a storm.

There were some other details, Corvus noted, after carefully observing the person in the mirror (trying with all his might to ignore that person in the mirror was him). First, the boy seemed to have little or no baby fat that people associated with childhood. His cheeks were fat enough not to be starved, suggesting that the boy did not live in misery, but they were not as round as most children.

Another thing he noticed were the bruises, which cut off the white skin every few inches. Having grown up in an orphanage, Corvus was able to identify when some injuries, especially those that were disappearing, had been caused by adults or not. And those he could see gave him a bad feeling because they honestly seemed to have been caused by an adult.

Corvus shook his head, trying to dispel the apprehension in his thoughts. _I may just be seeing things..._

With a heavy heart, Corvus stepped back from the mirror, returning to his room to wait for the grandfather the doctor had mentioned. _Please, please do not let this be what I'm thinking it is._


	2. Genealogy

**Summary for the Chapter:**

> Corvus is making plans and getting to know where and when he is.

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> Heya! It didn't took me much time to finish this one - i was half trough it when i posted the first one. That's good, i guess. Hope you guys like it. Also, thank you SO MUCH for the kudos, they made me really happy ^^ Thank you.

 ge·ne·al·o·gy

  _n oun_

**(the study of) the history of the past and present members of a family or families**

  **a drawing showing the history of a family with all past and present members joined together by lines**

  

However, as Corvus discovered a few hours later, his observations on the state of the body, and the person who caused it, were accurate. He realized this when his grandfather finally arrived at the hospital. The old man had long, black hair with only a few white hairs, dark eyes and a stern expression. Though Corvus had never seen the man in his life, he felt his pulse quicken, his heart pounding painfully against his ribs because of the pure fear that came into his veins, which was strange considering that he had never seen the old man before that day.

"Corvus." He greeted coldly. The blonde woman (Healer Bulstrode, Corvus remembered once more, Healer Bulstrode is her name) frowned at the lack of emotion in the man's voice, or general concern.

"Grandfather." Corvus replied, ignoring the sting in his throat and his hoarse voice. Bulstrode looked at him severely for speak, and Corvus gave her a sheepish look. The reaction to his grandfather had been automatic.

"You're alive, that's good." His voice actually made it sound like it was far from good.

 _Your birth was a mistake; I'm just fixing it Corvus..._ The voice trailed Corvus' mind, sounding like his grandfather. The boy froze a little, but forced a smile. The memory had been unexpected, but it explained a lot. Unfortunately.

"Tomorrow I'll be back to pick him up. He should be released by then, right?" He looked at the Healer, completely ignoring Corvus.

"Well... yes..." Bulstrode replied, looking a bit lost at the obvious dismissal of Corvus' grandfather. The boy simply watched, without reaction.

"Good. See you tomorrow, then." And with that, Roselyn Lestrange left. At the confused look of Bulstrode, Corvus shrugged with a placid smile on his face. His grandfather was always like that.

 

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A week after returning home, Corvus was sure he would go mad. Roselyn Lestrange (it was very difficult to call him Grandfather) had tried to murder him when he gave up waiting for Corvus to show some kind of accidental magic, shoving poison down his throat and pushing him through a window on the top floor of the Lestrange Manor. Luckily, Corvus' magic had reacted to the situation and had prevented him from getting hurt much in the fall. Roselyn, then having proof that Corvus was not a squib, had taken him to the hospital, after all, Corvus was his only heir now that all his sons were in Azkaban.

And Corvus had discovered this the first night after leaving the hospital in a nightmare. It was as if the mansion were the key to the memories of "Original Corvus," as the dimensional traveler had begun to call the owner of the body. Since then, whenever he fell asleep, a nightmare about Corvus' life tormented him. Roselyn couldn’t even be called abusive, since most of the things he had done were literally murder attempts. The rest would probably fit into torture easily.

_No, he was not going to think again or remember the feel of the cruciatus in his body, not at all._

Moreover, when Roselyn was not directly trying to kill him, his treatment was negligence at best. Corvus thought that if it had not been for the House Elves, he would have died of starvation in that house, since he was confined between the bedroom and the adjoining bathroom at all times if he wished to escape his grandfather's rage attacks.

Now the House Elves were probably the only thing Corvus liked about the whole situation he'd gotten himself into. (The dream that had turned into a nightmare very, very fast) Fenny, Gully, and Dippy were the names of the house elves, and they seemed very happy with Corvus' return. It helped that Corvus was always extremely polite in asking for things, and the three elves were more than happy to provide that. With help from the elves, Corvus began to actively try to put some fat on his bones.

The Original Corvus always seemed too afraid to ask anything to anyone after all. Corvus sometimes felt very sorry for Original Corvus, but he tried not to think about it, because (at least he tried to convince himself that) now he should be in a better place, away from their grandfather.

What led to another point, the Corvus' grandfather had begun to avoid him completely since the "accident." Neglect was much better than outright abuse, so Corvus was not going to complain.

After a week of exploring the room and getting used to the flow of memories, Corvus finally began to get used to the situation. It was not a dream, that he was sure (it was too long to be a dream). However, he was strangely calm about it; logically he had nothing to hold him to the previous world, nothing to _worry_ about. It was surprisingly easy to ignore the previous life and focus on the now.

"Dippy" Corvus called after breakfast exactly eight days after his return home. The female House Elf appeared with a soft 'pop'. Corvus smiled gently at the strange little creature before continuing. "Could you get me a recent history book, and, um, any book on the Lestrange family tree if possible?"

"Dippy do it, Young Master Corvus" Dippy nodded quickly, seeming happy to get some work to do. "Dippy can get the books in the library, Dippy do that."

"Thanks, Dippy. The food was wonderful, by the way, as usual." Corvus laughed, smiling. Well, a genealogical book could help him know exactly who he was, to the Lestrange, and knowing the recent events could help him identify when exactly he was.

A few minutes later Corvus sat cross-legged, staring at two books, 'Pureblood Families of 1980' and '1900s Dark History'.

He decided to start with the history book, which he soon discovered had been written by some Voldemort sympathizer because he seemed to boast about the things the Dark Lord had accomplished.

Unfortunately, reading the book had been a bit pointless, Corvus realized in frustration as he read. While there was much more detail, the book mainly told what had happened in that century, and mainly told things that Corvus already knew after reading the fictional Harry Potter books. The only thing he could be sure of was that he was after Voldemort's 'death' - but that he had already assumed because of Bellatrix’s arrest.

With an angry grunt, Corvus set the storybook aside to open the genealogy book. He leafed through the book until he reached Lestrange's page and murmured the words that made the tree grow in size so he could analyze it. The tree was huge, Corvus noted, but most of the family had died leaving only one of the branches alive. Corvus' eyes went to the lower part, finding his own photo, and name.

He paused a little, his fingers brushing his name. "Corvus Cygnus Lestrange" Cygnus was not a traditional Lestrange name, Corvus swallowed, letting his eyes wander to the people who were to be his parents. His face paled when he read the names and he dropped the book, bringing his hand to his mouth to stop himself from throwing up.

 _Am I the son of Belatrix and Rodolphus Lestrange?_ Corvus shook a little, honestly queasy at the prospect. It took Corvus a few minutes to stop shaking, and to return to normal breathing. He swallowed, holding the bile that had risen to his throat down, before picking up the book again.

Ignoring his discovery, Corvus looked at his date of birth, which was an important part of his research on his life there.

"December 24? I was born on Christmas Eve... From... 1979?" Corvus felt old for a moment, since in the other universe he had been born closer to the 2000s. Shaking his head, he called Fenny, asking for the Daily Prophet of the day, to be able to figure out the date (now that he thought about it, he should have tried to figure out the date by the prophet from the beginning). Fenny was obviously happy to help, and not even thirty seconds later, Corvus had the current edition of the prophet in his hands.

 _April 12, 1991_ , he blinked _. Uh, I'm 11 years old?_ That was unexpected. Corvus had honestly thought he was younger, because of the size, but could not be sure, he was really bad at figuring ages out.

His eyes stopped in the month again, quickly counting in his head. _Just more three months and a half before the term at Hogwarts start_. He thought, frowning. It was a good thing if he went to Hogwarts, because well, anything was better than being in the same house as the person who'd technically murdered you once.

Then finally a very important fact hit him.

"Am I in the same year as Harry Potter?" He murmured, as if he did not believe it, to himself. Oh, hell, he could already feel the slight fanboy inside him want to shout about it. "Harry does not like fans," he reminded himself. "He likes friends." And Corvus wanted to be friends with him. Maybe... just maybe Corvus could... help. He knew the future, if this was not some sort of weird reality where everything is different. He could help Harry, Ron and Hermione. _Well, except that I am the son of one of the people most loyal to the Dark Lord, and he is the one who defeated the Dark Lord, so I doubt he wants to be my friend_.

Well, Corvus just would not say exactly who he was then. Which, thinking about it, was his first reaction to discovering that he was a Lestrange. He would always... hide it, if he could help. Definitely being the son of murderous psychopaths was not something he was proud of. Then, Harry would be able to judge by himself if he wants to be his friend, even if he was from a Dark family.

Corvus took a deep breath before dropping the book. _If I really try to help, then I'd better be helpful._ Shaking his head, the boy got up and opened the bedroom window to catch some air, with the plans forming in his head quickly.

 

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Corvus shivered slightly in the winter robes he was wearing, hiding in a dark corner of the Lestrange family library. The mansion was always so cold that Corvus sometimes wondered if it was not intentional. The black-haired boy shrugged before turning his attention to the books he was looking for. Already under his arm was a pair of books he recognized as old copies of Hogwarts first and second year books. Specifically, the books of Transfiguration and Charms of the first and second year. Corvus actually wanted to find some of the Defense against the Dark Arts books, but everything in the library that had 'Dark Arts' in the title was well... Illegal. Probably.

"Jesus." He paused. _Hm. I should probably get used to use another expression, if I  want to pass as a pureblood wizard._ "Merlin pants." Corvus felt very silly to say it aloud. "How the hell have not these things been apprehended by Aurors until now?"

"That's because Aurors wouldn’t risk coming in here."

Corvus jumped, yelping in surprise and putting his hand over his chest, before turning to the person who had entered. His heart was beating so fast Corvus was sure he could feel it in his hand. His face grew even paler if possible when he realized it was Roselyn, who watched him impassively.

His reaction earned an arched eyebrow.

"What are you doing, Corvus?" The old man asked, making Corvus wince slightly. The man's voice had no emotion. "It's unusual for me to find you out of your room."

 _Well, that may be because I'm too busy running away from you to stroll around the mansion._ Corvus thought, before forcing himself to relax. Roselyn did not look aggressive. And he had no reason to hurt him now. _Breathe. Relax. You just need to... be smart. Think of some excuse for you to be here. Yes._

"Well, Grandfather." Corvus said, his voice shaking only a little, and he felt a little proud of his control. "With just four more months to fall term at Hogwarts, I figured maybe doing some ... extra reading could be helpful." Roselyn still didn’t reacted to this, so Corvus added, eagerly, "I would not want to be a shame to the Lestrange name for not knowing the basic when entering Hogwarts."

Roselyn nodded, seeming to consider Corvus' words carefully. "I understand my grandson." Corvus relaxed as Roselyn accepted his explanation easily. "In this case, there are some books you should read, and these are not them." He looked, seeming a little disgusted by the books in Corvus' hands.

The adult walked to the other side of the room, picking up several books as he passed in front of the bookshelves. He returned to Corvus and handed over the books he had collected. The boy hesitated and picked up the books, not dropping the ones he had already gotten.

"Of course it's no use for you to just read, you'll also need to practice your magic so as not to embarrass me when you're at Hogwarts. I'm going to send Dippy to pick up some of the old family wands for you to practice."

"Yes sir." Corvus quickly accepted. That was useful.

"Now get out of here, I need to use the library and do not want you here messing with everything." Feeling the aggressiveness in his grandfather's voice rise, Corvus nodded, almost running out of the library.

"Bloody hell." He uttered softly, walking toward his room, feeling as the tension finally leaves him completely. The boy shook his head once, twice, trying to focus. "He's scary... even when he's trying to help me."

When he reached his room, Corvus made sure to lock the door, even though he knew it would not stop the old man if he were in one of his bouts of rage, and dropped the books on the bed.

"Okay ... what did he give me, then?" He murmured, looking at the titles curiously. The man had picked up five more books than Corvus already had, leaving him with nine books to read. The first book he noticed was 'Magic Theory, Where It All Began, By Hector Fawley', which seemed to be a basic book on how to channel his magic. There were also two books that seemed to be of the same series, ‘Combat Magic: How to start' and 'Combat Magic: How to finish', both written by Francis Goyle. They seemed to be dueling books. The last three were clearly grimoires of some sort. The boy flicked through the first, shuddering as he read the description of some spells. "Of course he gave books on dark magic to an eleven-year-old. Why wouldn’t he?" He whispered sarcastically.

 _But it's probably useful for me to read this anyway._ He thought to himself _. The best way to defend yourself from something is to know more about this something._

With a little more determination, Corvus sat down on the bed and opened the book of Magic Theory. He had work to do.


	3. Portrait

**Summary for the Chapter:**

> Some art

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> Sorry guys, not a chapter. My artsy ass wanted to draw stuff, and I can't draw and write at the same time. Usually, if i'm feeling particulary artistic i REALLY need to draw, even if its bad, or i just can't concetrate.  
> So yeah, i drew Corvus. It will happen a lot - i mean, having art in chapters. But i'll try to at least put it after a chapter(or during it, if i draw a scene or something like that).

 

**por·trait**

_noun_

**1.** a painting, drawing, photograph, or engraving of a person, especially one depicting only the face or head and shoulders.

**2.** (of a page, book, or illustration, or the manner in which it is set or printed) higher than it is wide.

"you can print landscape and portrait pages in the same document"

 

 


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